C.I.A. Charleston Inventors Association - Charleston SC Meetup group

Yes now Mark Reyland really is a member of the CIA, not the Central Intelligence Agency, like his National Security Agency lies, but the Charleston Inventors Association.  Yes the good people of Charleston S.C. now have the biggest fraud in the inventing industry leading them down the path to successful inventing.

I would like to challenge any of the inventors of Charleston that attend his meetings to stand up in the group and publically ask Mr. Reyland, " what was the most successful invention that you brought to market and how much revenue did it generate and where can we find it ".

People of Charleston, don't be fools and follow this con-man on the 15 th of August


THE REAL MARK REYLAND !

 http://www.meetup.com/Low-Country-Invention-Product-Development-Group/

The Charleston Business Development Center

475-A East Bay Street , Charleston, SC, SC (map)

32.789253 -79.930244

The Charleston Inventors Association will meet on August 15th at 7pm for a class on The Steps to Licensing a Product. 

In the steps to Licensing we will talk about how to position a product for a license deal, how to do your homework before you contact a company for licensing, how to find the right companies to license your product, and what the terms of a normal license contract look like.
So join us on August 15th at 7pm for this third in the four part series of how to take ideas and get them in stores.


And a special thank you to the CIA Charleston Inventors Association sponsor's for bringing this con-man that has absolutely none of the credential or success he claims .

Our Sponsors

•    Of course the UIA is involved and all of its board members approve or Mr. Reyland having his own stage where he now lives. 

  The United Inventors Association

   
•  And I'm sure My Cool Inventions  will be announcing what they sponsor, after all they are obligated to support Mark Reyland in exchange for UIA members email access, { they don't pay to be a sponsor }.  We totally expected My Cool Inventions to be part of this con-man's game.

  My Cool Invention Radio  

•  But QVC ? A reputable company sponsoring The LIE'S of Mark Reyland to innocent inventors seeking help from experienced and successful inventors. We are shocked that QVC would sponsor a local inventors meeting hosted by the biggest liar in the invention industry. 

  QVC Sprouts  QVC fast track just for Inventors

 

As Warren Tuttle likes to Bragg

 

From the UIA Board President

http://inventoropinion.blogspot.com/2012/06/from-uia-board-president.html

My name is Warren Tuttle and I am the President of the Board of Directors for the United Inventors Association. 

I am here pledging my support and personal reputation within the greater inventor community to help explain several behind the scenes things about Mark that many of you may not be aware of, and the tremendous accomplishments he has initiated during the past two years as our Executive Director.

 " Please know that Mark regularly puts in 60 to 80 hours a week at the UIA and spends upward of 200 days a year traveling between inventor clubs, Washington DC (where he leads the UIA effort to strengthen inventor protection legislation and enforcement ) , meetings, and tradeshows…never complaining. "

 { Did you Warren ever stop to think that Mark Reyland puts in 80 hrs a week, that maybe, just maybe its because he has nothing else ? }

 

Well Warren, how nice of you to come out for your buddy and stake your reputation, Now here is all the proof of your buddy's lies to the inventors the UIA represents. Now you are allowing a local group of inventors to be lied to also.

 

As offered to the UIA board members and you personally and the attorney firm representing you, if anything on this blog is a lie show us and it will be removed and an apology posted in its to remain up for the life of this blog. Also there is legal action you, Mark Reyland and the UIA can peruse as defamation and slander if any of the postings here are lies. You haven't and cant because its all true posted with proof, so what does this say about your personal and professional reputation you put up for your lying con-man Mark Reyland !  

 

And now QVC is supporting it ! Way to go QVC support all these lies and unethical behavior posted here with PROOF on this blog.

 

OH and thanks to My Cool Invention's for knowing everything on this blog and being fully aware of it, but sponsoring the new CIA anyway. SHAME ON YOU 2, FOR PUTTING INVENTORS AT RISK !

 

Akos Jankura

Host at My Cool Inventions Radio           

 

And

John Cremeans

President of Cremeans Media Group LLC and Approved On-Air Guest HSN

 

And we cant forget the UIA board member's that leave us at risk. And they are,
 

 Aj Khubani  UIA BOARD MEMBER WHO DOSENT CARE OR WANT TO HEAR ABOUT IT !

Dr. Ken Bloemer, Ph.D. DOSENT WANT TO HEAR ABOUT IT !

Mr. Russell Williams PART OF THE LIES AND DECEPTION AND BIG TIME REYLAND SUPPORTER AND DOSENT WANT TO HEAR ABOUT IT. WE ALL KNEW HE DIDNT CARE, HE IS PART OF THE LIES !

Mr. Trevor Lambert NOT SURE ABOUT HIS POSITION ON ALL THIS, BUT DOESNT WANT TO EVEN HEAR ABOUT IT !

Mr. William McHenry Board VP                                          THIS MAN WAS THE ONLY BOARD MEMBER THAT STEPPED UP AND ASKED FOR MARK REYLAND TO RESIGN AS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR . HE WAS OVERRULED !     Mr. Warren Tuttle Board President DIRECTLY RESPONCABLE FOR MARK REYLAND REMAINING AS EXECUITVE DIRECTOR !     Terry Whipple NOT SURE OF HOW HE FEELS, BUT DOESNT WANT TO HEAR ABOUT IT       Michael Miller   NOT SURE OF HOW HE FEELS, BUT DOESNT WANT TO HEAR ABOUT IT       Mr. Calvin Fowers Same here doesn't care Robert Greenspoon Owner, Flachsbart & Greenspoon, LLC Same here doesn't care Scott Hynd Television Spokesperson and Co-Founder, Proformance Marketing Group Same here doesn't care No photo can be found Same here doesn't care James Walgreen UIA Board Member  works for more media Direct   We would like to thank all of these UIA board members for turning their back's on inventors, they don't want to be bothered !!!!!! Proof is right here and they were ALL sent the link to see it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WE NEED TO CLEAN OUR INDUSTRY AND START HERE NOW !

Recent developments expose the United Inventor Association and its Executive Director Mark Reyland and President Warren Tuttle

See this blog where the UIA's ex-employee Joe Fournier realized we were correct about the UIA and Mark Reyland this whole time. Lend your support to Joe for stepping forward to do the right thing and expose the UIA and its unethical board.
                                                          Joe's blog

http://inventorswelcome.blogspot.com/2013/06/insider-blows-whistle-on-united_2695.html

Update, this story is gone world wide,  http://www.abettermousetrap.co.uk/disunited-inventors-association-of-america/
 

                                                          

And why is a reputable company like QVC involved with Mark Reyland and meeting with him for upcoming project's ? QVC is putting inventors at risk with Mark Reyland and the UIA. QVC list the UIA on its sprouts web page as an inventor resource. http://submitmyinvention.com/qvc-sprouts/ And they are using Submit my Invention owned by board member Russell Williams, this is the company that sends email after the companies reject the submission endorsing Invention Home, Russell's company also. Submit my Invention lies to inventors acting as the companies the inventor submits to  http://uialiesreyland.blogspot.com/2012/11/uia-board-member-owned-invention-home.html. Well this story is out now, will QVC do what is right for inventors and withdraw its sponsorship ?

                                                                 { UPDATE }

Joe FournierThursday, June 6, 2013 at 9:35:00 PM EDT

Well I may be able to shed a little light on some of these things, The SMI system owned by Invention Home Russ Williams, heres how it works, QVC uses the SMI system, as inventions come into the system, QVC decided at what stage they want to move the product to, once the product goes to the declined stage, then its automatically dumped into the Invention Home system, go try a few if you google submitmyinvention , you will get a list of companies who use the software if you submit something to each of them and they are not interested, then it goes to Russ, then you will get that form letter from Inventin Home making offers to help you with your product, basically an emailed sales pitch. the SMI system is offered FREE to companies, the trade off is Invention Home gets the rejects it can now try to sell services to. Some may ask how do I know this, well I was asked by Mark to learn the SMI system so that I would use it as a selling tool for selling memberships, we have a company who offers a free way for you to manage a way for your company to accept new ideas and inventions.

SO to recap - Russ Williams of Invention Home, also owns SMI (submit my invention) and is a UIA Board Member. I am instructed by Mark Reyland to use the SMI system as a selling point to new potential corporate sponsors, when these new sponsors use the system anything they reject, an email is sent to the inventor with Russ Williams Invention Home offering to HELP by selling the inventor SERVICES

                                        

Will Kevin Harrington of Shark Tank withdraw his sponsorship, knowing all this now ?
{ update } We found out that Kevin Harrington didn't renew his UIA sponsorship.  Its been about 3 months since he not been a sponsor, but the UIA keeps him listed with this photo. We can only assume because Kevin is a big name in the industry and it makes the UIA appear creditable is why they failed to remove him. Acting in an non-creditable manner to appear creditable. Our apologies to Kevin And a big thank you !

                                   The UIA Welcomes Rubbermaid

 

 Will Rubbermaid withdraw ? They are a sponsor of this unethical organization and responsible for funding Mark Reylands abuse of UIA funds. Rubbermaid is using Submit My Invention software for their submissions. Submit My Invention is owned by Russ Williams of Invention Home and he is a UIA board member. Submit My Invention sends emails endorsing Invention Home for paid services with every Rubbermaid submission rejection. That's not the bad part, the bad part is Submit My Invention sends these endorsement emails acting as the companies originally submitted to. In this case, if you submitted to Rubbermaid, you would get an email from Russ Williams acting as Rubbermaid endorsing his company Invention Home. See this link for examples  http://uialiesreyland.blogspot.com/2012/11/uia-board-member-owned-invention-home.html

Now that this is open and public will Rubbermaid still support the UIA and its lies and con game ? We will keep you updated and hopefully announce that Rubbermaid took a stand for all inventors by withdrawing their support !



How about the USPTO listed with this group ?

                                     

               THE ONES RESPONCABLE FOR ALL OF THIS DECEPTION  AND
                                                 UNETHICAL  BEHAVIOR

Warren Tuttle

Open Innovation Director and President of the United Inventors Association

External...Open Innovation Director at Lifetime Brands



 

    Mark T. Reyland

Executive Director at United Inventors Association of America

                                                                                                                           

                                                       {{{{{{ DISCRACE }}}}}}



A recent employee of the UIA has gone public. The Email in Joes blog here

http://inventorswelcome.blogspot.com/2013/06/insider-blows-whistle-on-united_2695.html

 was sent out to all UIA members  Mark Reyland was copying another inventors product that's currently selling on the market. Insider information reveals that Warren Tuttle who is a scout for Lifetime Brands and had gotten the licensing deal for the Trap Door Colander also submitted Marks copycat design to Lifetime Brands also. What good would have came for the inventor he helped get the licensing deal if Lifetime likes Marks better.

1. They could have shelved the Trap Door colander and marketed Marks version.
                                                               Or
2. They could have combined the 2 and split the royalties that the Inventor was getting in full.

None of this would be good for the inventor he represented. In our opinion if you get a product licensed for a client, you don't bring in your buddies to compete if its the same. Also being the executive director and president of a Non Profit, why would these 2 submit a product to compete with the inventors they claim to help ?

READ WHAT LEASIA FARMER HAS TO SAY ABOUT IT, FOR THOSE OF YOU THAT NEVER BELIEVE WHAT IS POSTED
http://lesiasinventionworld.blogspot.com/

Here is the Trap Door Colander invented by Lesia Farmer, Warren Tuttle's client he hepled get licensed to Lifetime Brands.





Now here is Mark Reyland the executive director of the UIA's improved version that Warren Tuttle submitted to his employer Lifetime Brands. Here is the email as it was sent.

From: Mark Reyland <mark@uiausa.org>
To:
Sent:  {  Dont want the date to trace back  to the source }
Subject: What do you think?

Mark T. Reyland, Executive Director

The United Inventors Association of America

1025 Connecticut Ave Suite 1000

Washington, DC 20036

http://www.uiausa.org/

 

     

It looks like a pooper scooper, but Warren Tuttle submitted this { we were told by a reliable source }. This is the inventing and designing genius of Mark Reyland.

This blog is open to comment freely.

( UPDATE. We have started a fund to help Joe, he has undergone 2 spinal surgerys and now is unemployed. Please donate to help him and his family. He stepped up to warn us )

http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/help-for-joe-fournier-who-helped-others

FOR THOSE OF YOU THAT CANT SEE OR FIND THE LINK ON THIS THREAD, HERE IS LESIA FARMER 'S RESPONCE.

Answers to Questions Regarding Mark Reyland Redesigning Inventors Product

at 11:32 AM Posted by Lesia Farmer

Hello,

I am at the forefront of this issue of Mark Reyland redesigning an inventor's product. Why you ask? Because I am Lesia Farmer, the Lesia Farmer that Mark redesigned my "Trap Door Colander"

There are a million questions regarding Warren Tuttle, Mark Reyland, Lifetime Brands, and the UIA coming in, and I need to clear up the facts of the story. Please read this story in its entirety, as I need to clear up the name's of the innocent people/companies involved here.

Here are the clear facts for anyone who wants to take the time to read:

Several months ago, I was contacted by Mark Reyland who had a new design to my Trap Door Colander. He asked me what I thought of the product "I explained to Mark that I thought my patent application covered his design" and honestly I was not a big fan of the product, but that is the one I wanted him to stay with out of fear of what it could do to my colander which was just beginning to barely make traction in retail.

I then spoke to Warren Tuttle, who called to fill me in on the fact that Mark was working on a colander, and had asked for it to be submitted to Lifetime Brands. Warren at that time explained to me that it was his contractual responsibility to submit products to them, but that in fact he would proceed with caution on my behalf. Warren also said he had explained to Mark that he needed to in fact get in touch with me because of the ethical issue at hand I assume. Mark did in fact contact me via phone, and once again I explained that I felt my patent application covered his design. He proceeded to explain to me that I did not have an actual patent, and that all I had was a patent application, which in fact was true. He said that only way he would know whether he needed to include me was by seeing my patent claims, and really pushed I show them. We got into a bit of what I consider a mild disagreement, and we at the end agreed I would contact my patent attorney. At that point I was advised not to have any more discussions with Mark about my patent. So that is what I did, no more contact.

At that point Warren Tuttle did in fact what his obligation was to do, and that was to submit Mark's version of the colander to Lifetime Brands. Warren kept me in the loop, and did come back and tell me that he had shown it, but because of the complicated issues he advised Lifetime Brands it may not be a good idea to move forward. Lifetime Brands in fact turned the new colander design down. All I can say is "what a sigh of relief!!"

At that point I also had Joe Fournier contact me that was working on the CADS for Mark, because he was a friend of mine. He was also worried about the ethical issues of designing CADS around my product. He and I had many in depth discussions about my feelings on the issue, and he did well at keeping me calm. Mark Reyland was also a friend of his, and we tried to keep the two separate, and he never shared the CADS with me. He just assured me that my product was better, so no worries. He also had a job to do for the UIA, and I always tried to respect that. Then at a much later date Joe shared with me that Mark Reyland had submitted the new colander design to A.J. Khubani on his private jet. I have verified that story through a very reliable source, and that source was someone who was also on the plane.

With everything I am trying to say, my main focus is that people understand that I respect Warren Tuttle's responsibility to Lifetime Brands, and I have never held against him that he did his job. Warren Tuttle is a great friend of mine, and still today I trust him. I think the distrust needs to be shifted in another direction, and that is the direction of Mark Reyland. I told Mark if this ever got out, it would be a train wreck, well Mark by not covering yourself, and boasting about what you had done, the train wreck is in fact here.  I sit back, and kept my mouth closed, and you decided to move forward and make people aware you were redisigning my colander, and that is your fault.

I also would like to add that legally Mark Reyland did NOTHING wrong....... For the inventor community it seems to be the ETHICS are what is in question here with Mark Reyland position as Executive Director of the United Inventors Association!!

He spoke of me as if I was not only a friend, but a professional inventor: http://www.marktreyland.com/making-a-professional-inventor/ and maybe this is why I have had a hard time with this.

I do not want this blog post to be about anger or hurt, so I will leave it at this. I have drawn my own conclusion............Now it's up to you the reader to draw yours as to who is guilty of anything. It is NOT Warren Tuttle, it is NOT Lifetime Brands, and NOT the UIA. The only part the UIA that plays in any of this is the position Mark Reyland holds as the Executive Director.

I put my faith in Warren that he will handle this internally, and my hopes is that one bad apple does not spoil the whole bunch. We all agree the UIA has some outstanding inventor programs, and I know these people tirelessly give their personal time. I beg of each one of you reading, please put the blame where it is due, and not against an entire organization.

Any responses will be monitored before I post them because I will NOT have this turn into a more confusing situation, nor will I let this get out of hand with anything that is not a fact in this story!!
Posted by Lesia Farmer  http://lesiasinventionworld.blogspot.com/

 

                                                              { UPDATE }

 

This story is posted on linked in inventor groups, 1 group has chosen to delete it and hide it in support of Mark Reyland and the UIA. the groups is,

 

Inventor Connection Group , owned by

Kathy Hilsinger Walliser, BS, MS HCAD

 

 { We will add groups and owners names as they delete the discussion and leave you in the dark to be the next Mark Reyland UIA victim ! }

And a big thank you for hiding this story and not even accepting it for posting and deleting  comments unless it promotes the UIA and Mark Reyland and the winner of hiding the truth game JOHN CREAMENS OF MY COOL INVENTIONS. HE HOLDS THE RECORD FOR THE MOST LIKES ON THE UIA FACEBOOK PAGE OF THE MARK REYLAND QUOTES AND SELF PROMOTION.

 { UPDATE , JOHN CREAMENS, HAS APPEARENTLY REMOVED HIS FACE BOOK LIKES, NOT LONG AFTER THIS WAS POSTED. THERE ARE NO MORE. }

 

My Cool Inventions
 http://www.linkedin.com/groups/My-Cool-Inventions-4410201

You can find Mark Reyland and Aaron Hartmann with John Creamens In this group.

John Cremeans 

JOHN CREAMEANS, JUST TODAY SENT OUT A PROMOTION OF THE MY COOL INVENTIONS PRODUCT SEARCH TO 14.000 UIA MEMBERS THAT ARE LISTED  { the UIA feeds them inventors }. AND THE GRAND PRIZE IS A $50.000 MARKETING PACKAGE OFFERED BY THE COMPANY HIS PARTNER AKOS JANKURA OWNS, BUT WILL NOT COMMENT ABOUT AND NO WHERE DID HE POST HE HAS ANY AFFILIATION WITH THIS COMPANY . But we found it.

http://www.corporationwiki.com/Florida/Saint-Petersburg/inventures-international-inc/28121241.aspx  

Inventures International, Inc. has a location in Saint Petersburg, FL. Active officers include Akos Jankura and Akos Jankura. Inventures International, Inc. filed as a Domestic for Profit Corporation on Friday, August 01, 2008 in the state of Florida and is currently active. Akos Jankura serves as the registered agent for this organization.The company's line of business includes Nonclassifiable Establishments. 

Akos Jankura    

We are not saying they are doing anything wrong, but with no website, how do they get their clients for Inventures International a product submission company ?

Could it be that they use My Cool Inventions radio show and the UIA together to get clients ?

It would make sense why they stand up for and hide things about Mark Reyland and the UIA. Birds of a Feather ?                 

 

Here is a new LinkedIn group that wont hide the truth, see it while you can !

UIAA - United Inventors Against Abuse

http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=5040541&trk=hb_side_g

 

 { UPDATE, we would like to introduce you to a business owner in the invention industry, that is in full support of Mark Reyland and the UIA. } 

 

                               AARON HARTMANN OF AAROW INDUSTRIES INC.

Aaron Hartmann fully believes that Mark Reyland  did nothing wrong copying Lesia Framers Colander, while representing the UIA as its executive director. Also he believes all Mark Reylands credentials are as he claims. Is Aaron Hartmann being fooled or he he part of hiding this con game ? A deal was made with Aaron Hartmann that if he could find anything posted here that was a lie, it would be removed and an apology would be put in its place. Aaron Hartmann has yet to find anything and reply back to us, but he was looking several times, we have proof of this. We see people all over the world reading this blog as far away as Egypt and Vietnam. We believe that everyone should be heard, so here is Aaron Hartmann's blog in support of a con man and an unethical non profit organization. And if you agree with him, send him your business.

 

So here it is Aaron Hartmann of Aarow industries Inc,...My UIA... blog post.

https://aarowindustries.com/aarowblog/ As you may see the UIA logo in his blog, from what we understand he is not a paid sponsor that entitles him to display it. Maybe this his reason for the support ! Repaying a favor ?

 

LinkedIn has been restricting accounts that post the truth and banning accounts. Mark Reyland has a LinkedIn source that protects him.

UIA board member owned Invention Home under investigation by Irwin Tools for sending an email acting as Irwin Tools promoting Invention Home.

    New update as of 7/19/13....Invention Home post false licensing stories to have inventors think their licensing success rate is higher than it really is.

We have spoken to 2 inventors out of 6 contact attempts to inventors listed as licensed via Invention Home. Only 2 replied back to our requests for information about their supposed licensing deals. The 2 that did reply back said they had gotten no licensing deals as posted by Invention Home. The first one was a lady said to have gotten a licensing deal via Invention Home. She told us that Invention Home put her in contact with a company and the deal fell through and nothing ever happened. The 2ND was a man said to have a licensing deal via Invention Home. He told us that no deal ever happened. They contacted Invention Home advised by us to have it removed because #1 its a lie and #2 someone that has interest in their invention may Google it and land in Invention Homes website and see its listed as licensed and pass on it. None of this is good for any inventors, not the ones reading the lies or the ones being lied about. We were told by these 2 inventors that Invention Home said it was a " blurp " and would remove it. Now we wonder how many of the others listed as Licensed are " blurps " also. This is what we THINK they are doing. They put you in touch with a company willing to look and as soon as they agree to review it Invention home at the Invention Home lists it as a successful licensing deal. 2 responded back and 2 had no deals but Invention Home bragged them as successes when nothing ever happened.

So by this info posted just here alone with the lies about the licensing success and the lies sent to inventors submitting via Invention Homes Submit my Invention story below as companies that never sent what inventors thought they did. Also being a board member own companies by Russell Williams of the United Inventors Association who has executive director has copied an inventors invention for profit and who's president submitted it to the same company the original was licensed to. Should you trust them ???????? We can only post the facts, You be the judge !

Here is the email this inventor sent Russell Williams owner of Invention Home and Submit My Invention and United Inventors Association board member.

 From: xxxxxxxxxxxxx
To: Russell Williams <russ.williams@inventionhome.com>; MatchProduct - Russell Williams <russ.williams@inventionhome-news.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2013 7:04 AM
Subject: Not as it says from xxxx

Hi Russ,

 

Someone sent this to me last night and asked if I had a global licensing agreement through InventionHome and I replied that I had a short stint two years ago with xxx xxxxxx, who was totally busy with his wife with cancer and was never ever there for me, so I had to let him go. I still have nothing to speak of with you. Is this information on your website, letting people think I have something wonderful with you??? To date, I have nothing. When a license agreement doesn't work out, don't you think that by leaving this information on the site, you are costing me the opportunity for an agreement that may be a winner???

 

InventionHome announces marketing agreement for "xxxxxxxxxxx".

November 29th, 2011 by InventionHome | 0 Comments

MONROEVILLE, Pa.  November 29, 2011 — InventionHome is happy to announce a license agreement between client xxxxx. of  Florida and a company that focuses on products to promote through the “As Seen on TV” channel.

xxxxxx designed her unique product, titled “xxxxxxxx”, to provide greater organization for today’s on-the-go lifestyles.  Her storage system provides versatility and adaptability, and both xxxxx and the licensee are hopeful that it will appeal to mass audiences.

Congratulations, xxxxxx!

 

From: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxt>
Sent: Monday, June 17, 2013 7:55 PM
Subject: Hi xxxx from xxxxxxxx

Hi xxxxxxx,

 

Russ at InventionHome said that it was a blurb about the license deal from 2011. I told him I cannot worry that someone will see that and believe I am all hooked up with a great deal, because that is the farthest thing from the truth. He said he will take it out tomorrow.

 

Thanks for the heads up!

 

 

So there is proof of their lies about licensing deals from 2011 until the date above, inventors believed it and the inventor was totally unaware that they posted it on the Invention Home website. Lies or " blurps " you decide !!!!!!

                                 This was sent us by an inventor.
          SEE UPDATE BELOW... UPDATE....UPDATE AS OF Jan 30 2013


UPDATE 2013 JAN 30 INVENTION HOME IS STILL RUNNING THE SUBMISSION SCAM. THIS TIME CROWN BOLT, SAME MESSAGE DIRECTING INVENTORS TO USE THEIR SERVICE.

 OUR GUESS NOW WE SUBMITTED 2 AND GOT 2 IS THEY DO THIS WITH ALL SUBMISSIONS. WARNNING DONT SUBMIT TO SUBMIT MY INVENTION VIA INVENTION HOME, NOW WE QUESTION IF THE COMPANIES EVEN SEE YOUR INVENTION.

 ITS A SCAM SUPPORTED BY THE UIA AND THEY ARE VERY AWARE OF IT AND THE UIA PRESIDENT WARREN TUTTLE AND THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR MARK REYLAND ALLOW IT AND APPROVE OF IT !


HERE IS TODAYS EMAIL FROM SUBMIT MY INVENTION AKA INVENTION HOME !



to me



----- Forwarded Message -----
From: Crown Bolt Company <NoReply@submitmyinvention.com>
 To: xxxxxxxxx
 Sent: Wednesday, January 30, 2013 9:53 AM
 Subject: Decision reached regarding your submission - no strip nut lock


Dear XXX,
Thank you for your interest in Crown Bolt Company. We have reviewed your submission and unfortunately at this time we do not feel it fits our criteria. We appreciate your interest in our company and welcome other product / invention submissions you may have in our product categories.
If you need help marketing or presenting your invention to other companies, you may want to consider contacting InventionHome. InventionHome shares inventions with other companies, like ours, that are looking for new product ideas. Our experience with them has been positive and their system for sharing ideas with companies like ours is efficient and puts your best foot forward.
You can contact Russell Williams, President of InventionHome at russ.williams@inventionhome.com or by calling 1-866-844-6512. We have copied him on this email.
We wish you the best of luck.
Crown Bolt Company



                            NOW BACK TO THE ORIGINAL STORY

 Invention Home owned by UIA board member Russel Williams and owner of Submit My Invention aka Jacob enterprises.

 { Google, Jacob enterprises Invention Home complaints rip off and see what you find , Note not every complaint is valid, some are from competing companies discrediting the other, but discussion groups comments are usually accurate because the person complaining is known and individuals that use their names and contact info. }

 { Note we will not post any stories without proof and anything we speculate will be clearly listed as such, we don't want to loose creditability by posting stories from inventors with no proof }


 { What brought this out to our blog was an Inventor that received the email acting as Irwin Tools contacted us and asked to post the story. }


I submitted to Irwin Tools via Invention Homes website. I googled Irwin Tools invention submission and it led me there and claimed Irwin was on a product hunt. I clicked the link and it went to an official Irwin website, so I submitted my personal information which I thought would remain private and only for Irwin. Weeks when by and I got this email from  ( Submit my invention ) and supposedly signed and authored by Irwin Tools.


From: NoReply@submitmyinvention.com
To: @hotmail.com
CC: russ.williams@inventionhome.com

Subject: Decision reached regarding your submission - Finger Blade

Date: Thu, 11 Oct 2012 11:18:16 -0400

Dear xxxxx,

Thank you for your interest in IRWIN Tools . We have reviewed your submission and unfortunately at this time we do not feel it fits our criteria. We appreciate your interest in our company and welcome other product / invention submissions you may have in our product categories.

If you need help marketing or presenting your invention to other companies, we recommend Invention Home. Invention Home shares inventions with other companies, like ours, that are looking for new product ideas. They can also assist you through the patenting and design processes if needed, then share your invention with appropriate companies within their network of more than 3,500 manufacturers and distributors. Our experience with Invention Home has been positive and their system for sharing ideas with companies like us is efficient and puts your best foot forward.

You can contact Russell Williams, President of Invention Home at russ.williams@inventionhome.com or by calling 1-866-844-6512. Russell is also on the board of directors for the United Inventors Association, the industry's premier inventor association. We have copied him on this email.

We wish you the best of luck.

IRWIN Tools

 

 

So I called Irwin Tools and asked if they sent me this email, they had no knowledge of it and are doing an investigation. These are the email between Irwin and I.

---

Subject: RE: Decision reached regarding your submission - Finger Blade

Date: Fri, 2 Nov 2012 09:06:18 -0400
From@irwin.com
To: @hotmail.com

xxxxx,

I wanted you to know this situation is still being investigated and I have not heard back from management. I will most definitely keep you posted.

Have a great day,

xxxx xxx

Irwin Tools
Customer Service Representative
8936 Northpointe Executive Park Drive, Suite 200
Huntersville, NC 28078
Phone: (704) 987-7378
Fax(800) 866-5742
@irwin.com

From:@hotmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2012 4:26 PM
To:

Subject: RE: Decision reached regarding your submission - Finger Blade

Great, Thank you for all your help.

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Subject: RE: Decision reached regarding your submission - Finger Blade

Date: Wed, 31 Oct 2012 16:02:51 -0400
From: @irwin.com
To@hotmail.com

xxxxx,

I wanted to let you know I had a good conversation with some people who are higher up in Irwin. They will be checking into things tomorrow and I will be able to communicate back to you then.

Thank you for your patience in this matter.

Have a great day,
 
xxx xxxx

Irwin Tools
Customer Service Representative
8936 Northpointe Executive Park Drive, Suite 200
Huntersville, NC 28078
Phone: (704) 987-7378
Fax(800) 866-5742
.com

From:
Sent: Monday, October 29, 2012 3:09 PM
To:
Subject: FW: Decision reached regarding your submission - Finger Blade

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From: @hotmail.com
To: @irwin.com
Subject: FW: Decision reached regarding your submission - Finger Blade
Date: Mon, 29 Oct 2012 15:04:46 -0400

Hello xxx,

First I would like to thank you for taking the time to investigate this for me. I would like it if you would forward this email to your legal department.

I would like to ask them this. Did Irwin Tools author this email to be sent to me to solicit the services of Invention Home { yes or NO please }

If so What products have been successfully license via Invention home that would warrant this recommendation and positive experience and collaboration with Invention Home. { please provide a list of the inventions successfully licensed via invention Home.

How did Invention get my contact information that I listed privately on your website via Invention Homes ( Submit My Invention ) that Irwin has a contract with ?

And why did Irwin give ( Submit My Invention ) my personal information that I thought was privately submitted to Irwin Tools ?

And since my information that was sent privately to Irwin Tools, was my invention also disclosed to ( Submit My Invention ) ?

Submit My Invention is owned by Invention Homes owner, were you aware of that before contracting with them ?

If your answer is no that Irwin is not responsible for this email sent to me below signed Irwin Tools and have no idea of the breach in private information, let me inform you of what my investigation revealed.

The sent address on the email says Submit My Invention it is CCd to invention home by the owner of both companies. If you google Submit My inventions sent email address it takes you to invention Homes owner. This is a scam to obtain personal information to solicit their company to inventors that Irwin rejected { If Irwin even looked at the invention }. Submit My invention solicits Invention Home for a time, when no correspondence is sent back from the recipient, it goes up for sale and gets sent to companies that pay for the contact information to solicit their companies after Invention Home had their go at them. Now I don't deal with invention submission companies, BUT might consider them if a reputable company like Irwin Tools recommends them so highly. This is misleading to all inventors seeking an honest company like Irwin Tools to work with and if Irwin declines the invention submitted, that should be the end of it. As it is I feel Irwin is responsible for giving my contact information to a questionable submission company and opening the doors for me to get scammed. Russ Williams { the owner of both Submit my Invention and Invention Home } sent me an email trying to explain it. As you will see in his email he did not answer if Irwin authored this email and how he got my personal information or if they saw my invention. He was aware of the accusations because it was posted on linked in inventors groups as a warning along with the sent email signed as Irwin Tools. I sent a reply to his explanation that remains unanswered and no other correspondence and happened.

I would Hope Irwin Tools takes the appropriate action on behalf of inventors and also so it doesn't damage Irwin's reputation working and endorsing an company like Invention Home that has a long list of complaints. I would Hope Irwin ceases all dealings with Submit My Invention and cancels their contract with them for fraud and deceptive behavior putting honest inventors at risk of the scams of invention submission companies and endorsing them.

I hope you give me the courtesy of replying with direct answers as I took the time and still pursue protecting Irwin's name and inventors everywhere. Below you will see the emails sent to me by Irwin and signed by Irwin and The owner Russ Williams email explaining it and my reply that remains unanswered.

Thank You
xxx xxxxx





{ Later I get this email From Russ Williams }

From: russ.williams@inventionhome.com
To: @hotmail.com
Subject: RE: Decision reached regarding your submission - Finger Blade
Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2012 14:43:23 -0400

xxx,
I wanted to follow up on your LinkedIn post from last week. I saw the post with the email below included and since this was the only email I received on 10/11/12 at 11:18am, I figured it was your post.
Please let me clarify so you don't get the wrong idea about the submission and email from Irwin Tools.
About two years ago, we had an opportunity to help a large organization streamline their process of receiving and evaluating incoming product submissions from outside sources. As a result, we developed an online submission management system that enabled the organization to accept, review and evaluate their product submissions (i.e.: their own system). The system saved them a lot of time and made the whole process very easy to manage.
Afterwards, we realized that if we could provide other companies with the same ability to accept and manage product submissions we could create a lot of value and streamline the process for how companies manage their incoming submissions. Plus, it would provide us with a much more efficient way of sharing our inventor client's products with our company clients.
Today, we have a lot of companies that use this system to manage their process, Irwin is one of them. When you submitted to Irwin Tools, you submitted directly to them through their submission system, linked to their website. Here's the page on their website - http://www.irwin.com/about-us/contact-us (click the "click here" link on the inventor line). We just pointed directly to this submission form from our blog. To learn more about our system and how it works, go to www.submitmyinvention.com.
Also, please understand that this is an independent system or piece of online software that each company uses and manages on their own. Although, we give them the system, we don't have anything to do with managing the information or the inventors who submitted to them. I believe a system like this is a win/win for everyone involved... Here's why....
1. We now have a better way to convince more and more companies to embrace "open innovation" and accept outside inventor opportunities by making it much easier for them to manage. Everyone wins if more companies are willing to license inventions from outside sources.
2. This opens the door for inventors to submit directly to these companies at no cost (i.e.: what you did with Irwin Tools).
3. We also help promote companies to the inventor community, thus driving opportunities directly to them at no cost. Note: We call this a "Product Hunt" and we do not charge the company to market them nor do we charge the inventors to submit to the companies (it's a win/win). We'd like to start doing more of these Hunts each month.
4. Once a company begins using our system to manage all of their own incoming innovation, we have a more efficient and streamlined way to electronically submit our client's products directly to these companies with a higher level of attention. Please keep in mind that we do not charge large fees to inventors and we never lock them up into a contract limiting their marketing options.
Since these companies are able to see first-hand how we're able to share our clients products with a wide range of companies, many of them recommend us to the inventors of the products they pass on. Hence the email you received below.
Finally, I'm not sure what your invention is but, since it is in the Tool category, I can provide you with some other leads. Both Hyde Tools and Empire Level use our system and I know they are actively looking for new tool products. Not sure how or if yours fits but, you might want to give them a try. Sites - www.hydetools.com and www.empirelevel.com (the submission form links are on their menu bars).
Thank you and best of luck with your invention.
Russ



{ This was my reply to him that remains unanswered, No more correspondence after my reply }

From: @hotmail.com
To: russ.williams@inventionhome.com

Subject: RE: Decision reached regarding your submission - Finger Blade

Date: Wed, 17 Oct 2012 21:54:41 -0400

From: @hotmail.com
To: russ.williams@inventionhome.com

Subject: RE: Decision reached regarding your submission - Finger Blade

Date: Wed, 17 Oct 2012 21:54:41 -0400

Russ,

It was not my post, I'm temporarily blocked from linked in because of all the crap with Reyland. I did however post it as a comment on the Mark Reyland blogspot and it was posted as I asked. Someone picked it up from there. Irwin did not author that email as it was, I contacted them and asked, why do they promote a submission company. They know nothing about it, but their legal department is investigating it. So its to streamline the process? Well would you like to tell me how you got the info I submitted to them on their website. You have my info and I got a call from your company soliciting services, also 2 other companies called me. So you got and gave {well actually you sold } my personal info I sent to Irwin. I know this because I purposely missed their calls and played phone tag and left my email as a contact and show interest in their services. I learned they bought my info by acting interested in their services and being buddy buddy with them. I have it in an email with the name of the company that sold it. Would you like to guess who that company is that sold personal info that I submitted to Irwin ? Also if you saw that from their " site " you also had access to what I submitted. So that's my personal info you got under fraudulent means as well as my I.P. Rights have been violated.

You cant violate privacy issues to sell and promote for profit. I didn't want a submission company to see my info, it was for Irwin, and its fair to say they are less than pleased with you using them to defraud  inventors.

 

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{ Now Warren Tuttles defence of Mark Reyland, his accomplishments outweighs his lies and deception, seems to be what Warren is saying }

From the UIA Board President

My name is Warren Tuttle and I am the President of the Board of Directors for the United Inventors Association.

It is my sincere pleasure to donate a considerable amount of volunteer time and effort to the pursuit of non-profit inventor education. For those who do not know me personally, I have never accepted a dollar of upfront money from any inventor that I have ever assisted…and there have been many thousands with whom I have helped one way or another along the way. I have been incredibly blessed to participate in the launch of some highly successful and innovative products over the years. I also direct a cutting edge Open Innovation Program for a dynamic, inventor friendly company. Perhaps this will help explain why I have never charged an inventor a fee for my time or advice. I wish only the best for every aspiring inventor in this country, and like many other professionals in the industry I do whatever I can to help.

I am writing this column because there are a few things you may not know about the UIA and in particularly Mark Reyland, the Executive Director of the United Inventors Association.

I am here pledging my support and personal reputation within the greater inventor community to help explain several behind the scenes things about Mark that many of you may not be aware of, and the tremendous accomplishments he has initiated during the past two years as our Executive Director.

First and foremost, Mark is the most purely dedicated and passionate supporter of inventors that I have ever met. Hands down. Period. I have met many folks who might qualify as finalists for such an honor, but Mark certainly gets my personal vote.

I have spent hundreds of hours speaking with Mark about inventor issues. We speak during the day, late in the evening, Saturdays and Sundays; we even find time to talk when either of us is on extended travel around the US or the world. There is never a time when Mark is not 100% up for the call. This does not mean that we always lock-step agree on every topic that we debate. Sometimes I learn from Mark, and sometimes he learns from me. But, we always dissect the issues and arrive at the place we both know we need to be …what’s best for the inventor. This refrain ultimately guides our course of action in everything we do in this community.

Sometimes Mark’s passion is expressed in unique ways. He is not always a politician. Sometimes people misunderstand his directness. Mark can be very charming, but on occasion, people who do not know Mark inadvertently misinterpret his passion and tremendous focus on getting the task at hand accomplished. For those who know him and see him in action on a regular basis though, we all admire his candor and are always amazed at his knowledge, work ethic and drive. Please know that Mark regularly puts in 60 to 80 hours a week at the UIA and spends upward of 200 days a year traveling between inventor clubs, Washington DC (where he leads the UIA effort to strengthen inventor protection legislation and enforcement ) , meetings, and tradeshows…never complaining.

When we hired Mark as the Executive Director of the UIA two years ago, he was by far the best candidate for the position. I am not just referring to his resume, though in fact his resume is very impressive. Where Mark truly stood out was in the personal interview process. He was screened several different times by the hiring sub-committee of the UIA Board. I then personally spent almost two hours speaking to Mark. I could tell from the opening discussion that he knew the inventor community very well. He had extensive experience in the commercialization of products and a plethora of great ideas about how to improve our organization and help inventors.

It was a critical time for the UIA to get back on track performing the mission it was designed for when originally founded as an extension of the USPTO over 20 years ago. We all agreed unanimously that Mark was the right person to lead the revival.

Mark has not disappointed. He first set about getting our UIA fiscal house in order. He streamlined and cut unnecessary expenses, while immediately setting and executing a course for increasing necessary revenues.

This came at a critical time when the Board had additionally voted to eliminate all fees for UIA inventor memberships, placing greater pressure on Mark to raise working capital through private donations. After two years, the UIA is today in sound fiscal shape. Our corporate membership criteria have been strengthened and many terrific new outside supporters have been generated.

I might add that Mark is now setting our sights on even more non-profit donations, and implementing a grant program that will eventually help diversify overall UIA financial support. By the way, our individual inventor membership has grown by over 260% since Mark came on board, so we must be doing something right.

Mark’s next task was to strengthen a supportive relationship between the UIA and the almost 100 UIA certified inventor clubs around the country. These are real inventors attending club meetings monthly, so this is an incredibly valuable mission. Mark has extended the hand of friendship to these clubs by supplying speakers to the clubs, purchasing Skype kits to allow speakers to present long distance, organizing DRTV product review sessions and traveling himself to over 30 clubs each year to personally thank the club leadership, and make sure the clubs know about the educational tools and the many efforts taking place on their behalf at the national level.

Next came strengthening our UIA Inventor Showcase programs with inventor booths and educational programs at industry trade shows; an incredibly daunting and valuable effort. The UIA had hosted the National Hardware Show Inventor Spotlight Pavilion for several years when Mark became ED and the Board wanted to expand the template. In less than two years, Mark has lead us to host inventor programs at The Chicago Toy and Game show, The PGA Golf Show, International Housewares Show, The SPREE show, The Global Pet Expo, The Craft & Hobby Show, and expended the Hardware show inventor area from 60 to 125 booths with a goal to host Inventor Pavilions at a dozen major industry trade shows.

These trade show deals are very complicated to negotiate and execute. Anyone who has ever experienced one of these events knows how valuable they are to inventors, connecting them with industry leaders and getting actual licensing agreements signed. Today the Inventor Spotlight Trade Show Program is a bell weather asset for the UIA and a successful educational program for inventors.

Here are a few other UIA projects Mark has put a great deal of passion and leadership into over the past two years.

He organized the UIA’s involvement in the current QVC Sprouts program; a big time effort to allow inventor’s easier access to one of America’s finest TV retailers. He has arranged with Auburn University a college level accredited course in inventing that, after initial testing, may be rolled out to universities around the country. He has researched and supported efforts to expand crowd funding financial models to assist inventors in raising capital for start-up ventures. He has helped improve UIA relations with the USPTO and other inventor dedicated non-profit groups and individuals. He has initiated inventor friendly PR campaigns around the country and advised on developing virtual internet inventor clubs to reach more rural communities. He built the UIA Inventor Education Forum, The UIA Education Linkedin Groups, and, he writes a daily inventor blog 5 days a week, in a continuing effort to educate those folks new to the inventing process. These are just some of the things Mark has been responsible for developing.

So, the next time you hear something said, or written, about Mark Reyland, please take a moment to consider all Mark does for the inventor community. These are Real projects, productive initiatives, and results oriented endeavors. I can assure you he is putting his time, day and night, into helping aspiring inventors. He has my respect and that of many other professionals in our industry.